Case study · Somerset

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Social Service business Somerset Tintinhull Drama Group

Tintinhull Drama Group had important show dates to promote, but the marketing relied on one-off announcements and unstructured posting, so the campaign kept losing momentum between pushes.

The business need before GDM

Case study in one view

Tintinhull Drama Group had important show dates to promote, but the marketing relied on one-off announcements and unstructured posting, so the campaign kept losing momentum between pushes I delivered monthly content calendar and hook + caption strategy, plus 1 supporting deliverable. Result: Campaign posting stayed consistent around show dates instead of fading after one launch post.

Starting point

Tintinhull Drama Group had important show dates to promote, but the marketing relied on one-off announcements and unstructured posting, so the campaign kept losing momentum between pushes.

Delivery

I delivered monthly content calendar and hook + caption strategy, plus 1 supporting deliverable so Tintinhull Drama Group had assets ready to publish and reuse.

Result

Campaign posting stayed consistent around show dates instead of fading after one launch post.

Best first route

Add-On Support · £200–£750 one-off · Timeline confirmed to scope

Social Monthly content calendar + 2 more deliverables Somerset Tintinhull Drama Group

How the work was structured

I built a simple campaign system around rehearsal imagery, hook-led reminders, and date-specific content that could run in sequence instead of ad hoc. The aim was not more content for the sake of it, but a repeatable build-up that kept the audience warm as performance dates got closer.

What was delivered

Real output for this project focused on monthly content calendar + 2 more deliverables so the business could improve trust signals across the places prospects already check.

  • Monthly content calendar
  • Hook + caption strategy
  • Posting support

What changed for the client

Created consistent weekly posting during campaign windows and clearer audience reminders.

Campaign posting stayed consistent around show dates instead of fading after one launch post.

Key proof points

Monthly campaign calendar Hook and caption structure per post Weekly posting support during launch period

Best first route from this case study

Add-On Support is usually the cleanest first move

I usually recommend starting with Add-On Support when the first commercial need is one event, one launch, or one atmosphere-led shoot that has to be done properly.

Hospitality, events, and experiences Add-On Support £200–£750 one-off Timeline confirmed to scope

Why this route first

A scoped event or launch session gives you immediate usable assets around the moment that matters, then you can decide if a wider system is worth adding afterwards.

Best next action

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Turnaround

Timeline confirmed to scope

The delivery window is matched to the specific event, launch, or one-off requirement.

Consistency

One defined extra

Built for a specific gap that matters now, without forcing a full route change.

Direct contact

Direct reply from Frederick within one working day

You still deal directly with Frederick Gill while the scope and handover are agreed.

Recommended route

Add-On Support

A scoped event or launch session gives you immediate usable assets around the moment that matters, then you can decide if a wider system is worth adding afterwards.

Alternative route

Starter Package

Best when you want a smaller first project, need stronger trust signals quickly, or want to test the working style before moving into monthly support.

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Social Management

Use this if the main gap is campaign rhythm, caption structure, and keeping posting consistent.

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Use this when the issue sits further upstream in content direction, message clarity, or planning.

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